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Designed with a holistic, hands-on approach to student learning, the OYIS Saturday Program caters to English learners from 3 years old to 12 years old. The program focuses on developing the language abilities of the students in addition to their literacy, grammar, social, and life skills. With an International Teaching Team dedicated to facilitating the learning needs of your children, we provide an immersive English environment where your child can grow, learn and have fun in a safe, engaging class environment.We understand the difficulty of choosing a program that is right for your child, so potential students join us for a trial day before applications are processed and your child starts.
With extensive teaching experience themselves, the External Programs Management Team is committed to providing you with high-level bi-lingual customer service and support and welcomes the opportunity to talk with parents and answer any questions they may have.
Please feel free to contact us at external@oyis.org.
Designed for students with a passion for drawing, the program has been developed to give students an insight into a range of drawing techniques
Designed with an open, exploratory approach, the program will use the 5 senses for the basis of each day's activities.
Designed for students with a passion for music, with the requirement of experience reading and playing a musical instrument, the sessions will be based on a more student-led, collaborative approach to creating and writing a piece of music.
Designed for students with a passion for music, the program is similar to the program that was designed and run as part of the Spring Intensive in 2021.
Created for students who have an interest in Robotics and coding, this program takes the participants through a number of different focal areas.
Open to all students from New Preschool to New JHS, our curriculum places on the fun, hands-on learning elements that help children learn and retain knowledge. Through a range of engaging activities, the children of varying English abilities will practice their English skills in an emersive environment.
Since 1882, the Osaka YMCA has been a trailblazer in internationalization and education. Its first English language schools and university preparatory courses became a model for an entire industry of after-school education in Japan. Today, the Osaka YMCA has a wide variety of operations and is the main provider of international education in Osaka, Japan.
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